Champion Church of the Nazarene Podcast

Rev. Matt Slater | Mark 1:9-15

We all have ups and downs in life, but is there a way to live our lives differently that keeps us steady, even elevates our lives beyond our circumstances? It is the way that Jesus taught and lived himself, the Upside-Down Life.

Rev. Matt Slater | Matthew 12:38-41

As finish our series about the Book of Jonah, we will discover its overall message God reveals to us. That he is the source of our salvation, our life, our deliverance.

Rev. Matt Slater | Jonah 4:1-11

As we continue our series in Jonah, we will discover that God gives us room as he shifts our thinking, our actions and our lives. And when we accept all that he is doing, we will undergo a holy shift.

Rev. Matt Slater | Jonah 3:1-10

In the third part of our series in Jonah, we will discover that God is the God of starting over. In the same way, we have the opportunity to treat each other with grace and love.

Rev. Matt Slater | Jonah 1:17-2:10

As Jonah prayed, he did so disingenuously. We will discover that we must intentionally wreck ourselves as we approach God in prayer.

Rev. Matt Slater | Jonah 1:1-16

In this new series on the Book of Jonah, we will discover the tension between God’s ideas for life and our own. We will begin to understand that even when we say no to God and pursue our other ideas, God still follows and reaches out to us.

Rev. Matt Slater; Matthew 2:1-12

Why are we still celebrating the time when Jesus was a young boy? Today we discover the good news of the Magi visiting Jesus and what it means for us!

Rev. Matt Slater; John 1:6-28

Where does hope and inspiration come from in a world that seems so dark? We will discover how Jesus is the Light and how he transforms everything we see and do.

Rev. Matt Slater; Mark 1:1-7

As we celebrate the second week of Advent, we will discover that we are called to prepare ways for the Lord to work in today’s world.

Rev. Matt Slater; Matthew 6:9-13, 25:31-40

We will discover at the end of praying the Lord’s Prayer that God inspires us to live differently in light of the realities for which we have prayed. Our lives as disciples are not just marked by how we pray, but how we live.